Determination of the Bonding Strength of Finger Joints Using a New Test Specimen Geometry. Stolze, H., Gurnik, M., Kegel, S., Bollmus, S., & Militz, H. Processes, 11(2):445, February, 2023. Number: 2 Publisher: Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute![Determination of the Bonding Strength of Finger Joints Using a New Test Specimen Geometry [link]](https://bibbase.org/img/filetypes/link.svg "link")
Paper doi abstract bibtex In this study, a specimen geometry for testing finger joints was developed using finite element simulation and proofed by experimental testing. Six different wood species and three adhesives were used for finger-jointing specimens. With the test specimen geometry, the bonding strength of the finger joints was determined without the usual self-locking of the joint. Under load, the test specimen geometry introduces maximum stress at the beginning of the bond line (adhesive zone). However, the test specimen geometry does not generate a symmetric stress state. The main difficulty here is the flank angle of the finger joint geometry. The wood species and adhesives significantly influenced the performance of the finger joints.
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abstract = {In this study, a specimen geometry for testing finger joints was developed using finite element simulation and proofed by experimental testing. Six different wood species and three adhesives were used for finger-jointing specimens. With the test specimen geometry, the bonding strength of the finger joints was determined without the usual self-locking of the joint. Under load, the test specimen geometry introduces maximum stress at the beginning of the bond line (adhesive zone). However, the test specimen geometry does not generate a symmetric stress state. The main difficulty here is the flank angle of the finger joint geometry. The wood species and adhesives significantly influenced the performance of the finger joints.},
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